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Minimising risk has never been more important for investors worried about losing out in a crisis. As global economic events batter financial markets, investors need to look for alternative baskets in which to spread their eggs:
1. The new rules of diversification
The idea behind this strategy is to spread your money across assets for which prices don't move in lockstep. It's about finding the right risk/return trade-off – not about the highest possible return. You want to avoid situations where a single event could wipe out your entire portfolio.
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This is the degree to which asset prices move together. A correlation of 100 per cent indicates that as the price of one particular asset rises by $1, so will the price of another. Cross-asset correlations globally over the past five years are about double what they were in the early 1990s, say JPMorgan analysts. By the time Lehman Brothers collapsed in late 2008, commodities, which had been negatively correlated with equities, became positively so.
3. Alternative appeal
The idea of spreading your risks was not killed off by the global financial crisis but taking this approach is more difficult. Alternatives have become popular as investors seek true diversification.
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But be warned, savvy investors: while the long-term outlook for consumption of agricultural commodities is a promising one, the supply of these products relies heavily on a big unknown: that is, the weather. So it makes sense to be careful how you tread in investing over the short term.
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Raw material prices rise and fall with the economic cycle. Oil marches to the beat of its own geopolitical tune. At a time when global growth is heavily depressed, a potential conflict in Iran has raised the prospects of supply shortages and sent the oil price sky high.
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An asset providing reliable, inflation-linked cash flows can anchor your portfolio. You'll generally need to hand over your money to a professional to get exposure to unlisted assets like toll roads. A listed company like Toll Holdings (TOL) has the right assets but its shares will follow the broader market.
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The yellow metal has racked up over a decade of straight annual gains, proving its worth as a great diversifier in uncertain times. It's perceived as the ultimate store of value and is attractive to those afraid that developed countries are debasing their currencies, which will lead to rampant inflation. More generally, it's the safe haven status accorded to it that makes gold almost crisis-proof.
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Exchange-traded funds are one of the few ways for individuals to play the food and oil themes. BetaShares offers an Agriculture fund (currency hedged) that tracks an S&P index. That index has a 38 per cent exposure to corn, 27 per cent to wheat and 19 per cent each to soybeans and sugar. BetaShares also has a Crude Oil Index ETF, which is hedged for currency. For gold investors, ETF Securities offers an unhedged gold ETF, or for a hedged fund you can go with BetaShares again.
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Select the Source's Original folder radio button to designate that the converted files be placed in the same folder as the source files.
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Replace: Replace the existing file.
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US 6999463 B2 Abstract A communication system is disclosed comprised of a signaling processor and an interworking system. The signaling processor receives a call setup message including a called number, processes the called number to transmit a query, receives a response message responsive to the query that includes number portability information for the called number, processes the number portability information to select an identifier for routing, and transmits a control message that identifies the identifier. The interworking system receives a user communication and the control message, converts the user communication into communications that include the identifier, and transfers the communications that include the identifier.
Claims(20) 1. A method of operating a signaling processor for a call having a signaling message and a user communication, the method comprising:
receiving the signaling message for the call indicating a called number;
processing the called number to transfer a number portability query;
receiving a number portability response indicating a route number;
processing the route number to select an identifier for routing the user communication; and
transferring a control message indicating the user communication and the identifier to a communication system, wherein the communication system, in response to the control message, adds the identifier to a header of the user communication and routes the user communication based on the identifier in the header.
2. The method of
3. The method of
4. The method of
processing the route number from the number portability response to select a connection for routing the user communication; and
transferring another control message indicating the identifier and the connection to the communication system, wherein the communication system, in response to the other control message, routes the user communication over the connection.
5. The method of
receiving another signaling message for the call indicating call termination;
in response to the other signaling message, transferring another control message indicating the call termination to the communication system, wherein the communication system terminates the call in response to the other control message.
6. The method of
7. The method of
8. The method of
9. The method of
10. The method of
11. A signaling processor for a call having a signaling message and a user communication, the method comprising:
an application configured to process a called number from the signaling message to generate a number portability query, process a route number from a number portability response to select an identifier for routing the user communication, and generate a control message indicating the user communication and the identifier; and
a platform configured to receive the signaling message, transfer the number portability query, receive the number portability response, and transfer the control message to a communication system, wherein the communication system, in response to the control message, adds the identifier to a header of the user communication and routes the user communication based on the identifier in the header.
12. The signaling processor of
13. The signaling processor of
14. The signaling processor of
the application is configured to process the route number from the number portability response to select a connection for routing the user communication and generate another control message indicating the identifier and the connection; and
the platform is configured to transfer the other control message to the communication system, wherein the communication system, in response to the other control message, routes the user communication over the connection.
15. The signaling processor of
the application is configured to generate another control message indicating call termination in response to another signaling message for the call indicating call termination;
the platform is configured to receive the other signaling message and transfer the other control message to the communication system, wherein the communication system terminates the call in response to the other control message.
16. The signaling processor of
17. The signaling processor of
18. The signaling processor of
19. The signaling processor of
20. The signaling processor of
Description This application is a continuation of application Ser. No. 10/077,544 filed on Feb. 15, 2000, now U.S. Pat. No. 6,639,912, which is a continuation of application Ser. No. 09/272,131 filed on Mar. 19, 1999, now U.S. Pat. No. 6,795,440, which is a continuation of application Ser. No. 08/755,268 filed on Nov. 22, 1996, now U.S. Pat. No. 6,014,378, filed on Nov. 22, 1996. U.S. Pat. Nos. 6,639,912, 6,795,440, and 6,014,378 are hereby incorporated by reference into this application. Not applicable Not applicable 1. Field of the Invention The invention relates to tandem systems for circuit-based traffic, and in particular, to tandem systems that use Asynchronous Transfer Mode (ATM) systems to interconnect various circuit-based networks or network elements. 2. Description of the Prior Art The tandem function is used to concentrate and switch telecommunications traffic in between networks, switches, and other network elements. The connections shown on Those skilled in the art are aware of the costs and efficiencies associated with tandem switches. Many networks cannot justify implementing a tandem switch until the efficiencies gained through the tandem function outweigh the cost of the tandem switch. This is problematic because inefficiencies must be tolerated until they outweigh the high cost of the tandem switch. At present, there is a need for a more affordable and efficient tandem switching system. The invention includes a telecommunications tandem system and method for providing a tandem connection for a call. The tandem system comprises a first ATM interworking multiplexer, an ATM cross-connect, a second ATM interworking multiplexer, and a signaling processor. The first ATM interworking multiplexer receives circuit-based traffic for the call from a first circuit-based connection. It converts the circuit-based traffic into ATM cells that identify a selected virtual connection based on a first control message and transmits the ATM cells. The ATM cross-connect is connected to the first ATM interworking multiplexer. It receives the ATM cells from the first ATM interworking multiplexer and routes the ATM cells based on the selected virtual connection identified in the ATM cells. The second ATM interworking multiplexer that is connected to the ATM cross-connect. It receives the ATM cells from the ATM cross-connect. It converts the ATM cells into the circuit-based traffic and transmits the circuit-based traffic over a selected second circuit-based connection based on a second control message. The signaling processor is linked to the first ATM multiplexer and the second ATM multiplexer. It receives and processes telecommunications signaling for the call to select the virtual connection and the second circuit-based connection. It provides the first control message for the call to the first ATM multiplexer and provides the second control message for the call to the second ATM multiplexer. The first control message identifies the first circuit-based connection and the selected virtual connection. The second control message identifies the selected virtual connection and the selected second circuit-based connection. As a result, the tandem connection is formed by the first circuit based connection, the selected virtual connection, and the selected second circuit based connection. In various other embodiments. The tandem system provides the tandem connection for the call between: two circuit-based switches, two circuit-based switching networks, a circuit-based switch and an enhanced services platform, an incumbent local exchange carrier and a competitive local exchange carrier, a first competitive local exchange carrier and a second competitive local exchange carrier, a local exchange carrier and an interexchange carrier, for the call, a local exchange carrier and an international carrier, an interexchange carrier and an international carrier. In various embodiments, the signaling processor selects the connections for the call based on: a call set-up message, a Signaling System #7 Initial Address Message (SS7 IAM), a called number, an NPA, an NXX, an NPA-NXX, a destination network, a transit network selection code, a carrier identification parameter, a nature of address, a network element identifier, a local route number, or a trunk group. In various embodiments, numerous physical limitations may also distinguish the invention. The first ATM multiplexer and the second ATM multiplexer may be incorporated into a single ATM multiplexer. The first control message and the second control message may be incorporated into a single control message. The first ATM multiplexer, the second ATM multiplexer, and the ATM cross-connect may be physically located at the same site. The signaling processor, the first ATM multiplexer, the second ATM multiplexer, and the ATM cross-connect may be physically located at the same site. Advantageously, the invention provides a tandem function between circuit based systems without the need for a circuit-based switch or an ATM switch. The invention is capable of accomplishing various forms of tandem routing without requiring a full set of complex routing logic. For example, the invention may only analyze a destination network code to select a tandem connection and could omit the need to analyze a called number. The invention is also capable of providing an ATM interface. For purposes of clarity, the term �connection� will be used to refer to the transmission media used to carry user traffic. The term �link� will be used to refer to the transmission media used to carry signaling or control messages. Those skilled in the art are aware that large networks have many more components than are shown. For example, there would typically be a multitude of switches and network elements connected through tandem system 200. Those skilled in the art will appreciate that a signal transfer point (STP) could be used to transfer signaling among the various components. The number of components shown on Switches 210, 212, and 214 could be conventional circuit switches or any source of circuit-based traffic. Network element 290 represents any element that accepts circuit-based traffic. Examples of such network elements are switches and enhanced service platforms. Often, network element 290 would be in a different telecommunications network than switches 210, 212, and 214. Connections 220, 222, 224, and 226 could be any connection that carries circuit-based traffic. Typically, these are DS3 or DS1 connections. Typically, the common DS0 used for traditional voice calls is embedded within the DS3 or DS1. Links 230, 232, 234, and 236 are any links that carry telecommunications signaling or control messages with an example being a Signaling System #7 (SS7) link. Those skilled in the art are familiar with circuit-based traffic and signaling. Tandem system 200 is a set of components that are operational to accept circuit-based traffic and signaling, and then switch the traffic to the proper destination in accord with the signaling. An example would be where switch 210 handles a call destined for network element 290. Switch 210 would seize a call connection within connection 220 to tandem system 200. Typically, this call connection is a DS0 embedded within a DS3. Additionally, switch 210 will forward an SS7 Initial Address Message (IAM) to tandem system 200 over link 230. An IAM contains information such as the dialed number, the caller's number, and the circuit identification code (CIC). The CIC identifies the incoming DS0 in connection 220 that is used for the call. Tandem system 200 will receive and process the IAM and select an outgoing connection for the call. In this example, this would be a DS0 embedded within connection 226 to network element 290. As a result, tandem system 200 will connect the DS0 in connection 220 to the selected DS0 in connection 226. Additionally, tandem system 200 may forward an IAM or other message to network element 290 over link 236. The same basic procedure could be used to connect a call from switch 214 to switch 212, or to connect a call from network element 290 to switch 214. Tandem system 200 operates using the following technique. Tandem system 200 converts the incoming circuit-based traffic into Asynchronous Transfer Mode (ATM) cells. It also processes the incoming signaling associated with the traffic to select appropriate ATM connections for the cells. It then routes the cells through an ATM matrix. After leaving the matrix, the ATM cells are converted back into a circuit-based format and provided to a selected circuit-based connection. By controlling the selections of the ATM connection and circuit-based connection, tandem system 200 is able to connect any inbound circuit-based connection to any outbound circuit-based connection. For example, any incoming DS0 could be connected to any outbound DS0 by selecting the appropriate ATM virtual channel and outbound DS0 within the tandem system. It should be pointed out that the use of ATM can be completely internal to tandem system 200 and can be transparent to the external network outside of tandem system 200. In some embodiments, tandem system 200 could also receive and transmit ATM traffic in addition to circuit-based traffic. Tandem system 300 is comprised of signaling processor 350, ATM interworking multiplexer (mux) 360, mux 362, mux 364, and ATM cross-connect 370. Mux 360 is connected to cross-connect 370 by connection 380. Mux 362 is connected to cross-connect 370 by connection 382. Mux 364 is connected to cross-connect 370 by connection 384. Muxes 360, 362, and 364 are linked to signaling processor 350 by link 390. Connections 380, 382, and 384 could be any connections that support ATM. Link 390 could be any link capable of transporting control messages. Examples of such a link could be SS7 links, UDP/IP or TCP/IP over Ethernet, or a bus arrangement using a conventional bus protocol. Signaling processor 350 is any processing platform that can receive and process signaling to select virtual connections and circuit-based connections, and then generate and transmit messages to identify the selections. Various forms of signaling are contemplated by the invention, including ISDN, SS7, and C7. A preferred embodiment of the signaling processor is discussed in detail toward the end of the disclosure. Muxes 360, 362, and 364 could be any system operable to interwork traffic between ATM and non-ATM formats in accord with control messages from signaling processor 350. These control messages are typically provided on a call-by-call basis and identify an assignment of a DS0 to a Virtual Path Identifiers/Virtual Channel Identifier (VPI/VCI). The mux would interwork the user traffic between the DS0 and ATM based on the control messages. For example, a mux might receive a DS0 call connection and convert this traffic into ATM cells with a VPI/VCI selected by signaling processor. A mux may also receive ATM cells from ATM cross-connect 370. These ATM cells would be converted back into the DS0 format and provided to the DS0 call connection selected by signaling processor 350. In some embodiments, the muxes are operational to implement digital signal processing as instructed in control messages (typically from signaling processor 350). An example of digital signal processing would be echo cancellation or continuity testing. A preferred embodiment of these muxes are also discussed in detail below. ATM cross-connect 370 is any device that provides a plurality of ATM virtual connections between the muxes. An example of an ATM cross-connect is the NEC Model 20. In ATM, virtual connections can be designated by the VPI/VCI in the cell header. Cross-connect 370 can be configured to provide a plurality of VPI/VCI connections between the muxes. The following examples illustrate a possible configuration. VPI �A� could be provisioned from mux 360 through cross-connect 370 to mux 362. VPI �B� could be provisioned from mux 360 through cross-connect 370 and to mux 364. VPI �C� could be provisioned from mux 360 through cross-connect 370 and back to mux 360. Similarly, VPIs could be provisioned from: mux 362 to mux 360, mux 362 to mux 364, mux 362 back to mux 362, mux 364 to mux 360, mux 364 to mux 362, and mux 364 back to mux 364. In this way, the selection of the VPI essentially selects the outgoing mux. The VCIs could be used to differentiate individual calls on the VPI between two muxes. DS3, DS1, and DS0 connections are bi-directional, whereas ATM connections are unidirectional. This means that the bi-directional connections will typically require two ATM connections�one in each direction. This could be accomplished by assigning a companion VPI/VCI to each VPI/VCI used for call set-up. The muxes would be configured to invoke the companion VPI/VCI in order to provide a return path for the bi-directional connection. In some embodiments, the signaling processor, the muxes, and the cross-connect will all be physically located at the same site. For example, the tandem system would occupy a single site just as a circuit switch occupies a single site. In this way, the tandem system physically and functionally emulates a tandem circuit switch. However, the component nature of the tandem system allows it to be distributed if desired. For example, in alternative embodiments, the muxes and the cross-connect will be physically located at the same site, but the signaling processor will be located at a remote site. The system would operate as follows for a call on connection 320 destined for connection 326. In this embodiment, the user information from connection 324 is capable of being muxed to the DS0 level, but this is not required in other embodiments. Additionally, SS7 signaling is used in this embodiment, but other signaling protocols, such as C7 signaling, are also applicable to the invention. A DS0 in connection 320 would be seized and an IAM related to the call would be received over link 330. Signaling processor 350 would process the IAM to select a VPI/VCI from mux 362 through ATM cross-connect 370 to mux 364. Signaling processor 350 would also select a DS0 on connection 326 from mux 364. These selections may be based on many factors with a few examples being the dialed number or the identity of the destination network. Signaling processor 350 would send a control message over link 390 to mux 362 that identifies both the seized DS0 in connection 320 and the selected VPI/VCI. Signaling processor 350 would also send a control message over link 390 to mux 364 that identifies both the selected VPI/VCI and the selected DS0 in connection 326. If required, signaling processor 350 would also instruct one of the muxes to apply echo cancellation to the call. In addition, signaling processor 350 would transmit any signaling required to continue call set-up over links 330 and 336. Mux 362 would receive the control message from signaling processor 350 identifying the seized DS0 in connection 320 and the selected VPI/VCI. Mux 362 would then convert the user information from the seized DS0 in connection 320 into ATM cells. Mux 362 would designate the selected VPI/VCI in the cell headers. The virtual connection designated by the selected VPI/VCI would have been previously provisioned through cross-connect 370 from mux 362 to mux 364. As a result, cells with the selected VPI/VCI are transmitted over connection 382 and transferred by cross-connect 370 over connection 384 to mux 364. Mux 364 would receive a control message from signaling processor 350 identifying the selected VPI/VCI and the selected DS0 in connection 326. Mux 364 will convert the ATM cells with the selected VPI/VCI in the cell header to the selected DS0 on connection 326. Thus it can be seen that the selections of the VPI/VCI and DS0 by signaling processor 350 can be implemented by muxes 362 and 364 to interconnect DS0s on connection 320 and 326. These interconnections can be provided by tandem system 300 on a call by call basis. Upon completion of the call, signaling processor 350 would receive a release message (REL) indicating call tear-down. As a result, signaling processor 350 would provide tear down messages to mux 360 and mux 364. When the muxes receive these messages they would disassociate the VPI/VCI and the DS0s. This effectively terminates the call connection and frees up the VPI/VCI and DS0s for use on other calls. From the above description, it can be seen that call-by-call control over the VPI/VCIs and DS0s at the ATM/DS0 interworking point is used to interconnect the traffic from incoming DS0s to outbound DS0s. This interworking point where traffic is converted is in the muxes. Unlike conventional circuit switches, the matrix (i.e. the cross-connect) is not controlled on a call-by-call basis. It is merely provisioned to interconnect the muxes. This greatly simplifies the invention over conventional tandem switches. This unique combination of components and control provides many advantages for a tandem system. It can typically be produced at lower costs than a conventional tandem circuit switch. The components of the tandem system are readily scaleable, so that the size of the tandem system can be tailored to specific traffic demands and upgraded as needed. As will be seen, the signaling processor is not integrated within a switch. This allows it to be tailored more readily to a given task. For example, robust and expensive routing logic may not be required. In one embodiment, tandem system 500 routes based on the area code (NPA) in a dialed number. This could be the case where switches 510 and 512 provide traffic to tandem system 500 for routing to network element 514 and networks 520, 522, and 524. If the network element and networks can be differentiated for purposes of routing by area code, then tandem system 500 need not be configured with complex routing logic. In one embodiment, tandem system 500 routes based on the exchange code (NXX) in a dialed number. This might be the case where switches 510 and 512, network element 514, and networks 520, 522, and 524 are all in the same area code. If these components are in the same area code, but can be differentiated for purposes of routing by NXX, then tandem system 500 need not be configured with complex routing logic. In another embodiment, tandem system 500 could route based on both NPA and NXX. In some embodiments, tandem system 500 could route based on the identity of the destination network. Often, the identity of the next network in the call path is provided in a signaling message. Tandem system 500 would receive the signaling message over a signaling link an identify the destination network. The SS7 IAM includes a transit network selection code or a carrier identification parameter. Either of these codes can be used by tandem system 500 to identify the destination network and select a route to the destination network. For example, switch 512 may identify network 524 as the destination network in the IAM to tandem system 500. By reading the carrier identification parameter in the IAM, tandem system 500 could identify network 524 as the destination and select a route to network 524. This eliminates significant call processing and simplifies tandem system 500. In some embodiments, tandem system 500 could read the nature of address in the IAM to identify types of operator assisted and international calls. Once identified, the calls could be routed to the appropriate operator system or international carrier. In some embodiments, the tandem system 500 may facilitate routing in a number portability scenario. Number portability allows called parties to retain their telephone number when they move. When a network encounters one of these ported numbers, it will launch a TCAP query to a database that can identify the new network element that now serves the called party. (Typically, this new network element is the class 5 switch where the called party is now located.) The identity of the network element is provided in a TCAP response back to the network element that sent the query. The TCAP response identifies the new network element that now serves the called party. This identification can be a local route number contained in the TCAP. In the context of the invention, tandem system 500 could support number portability. Tandem system 500 could query the database and route to the appropriate network based on the local route number in the TCAP response. Tandem system 500 could also receive calls from systems that have already queried the number portability database. In this case, tandem system 500 would use the local route number in the signaling to identify the destination network and route the call. In some embodiments, the key to routing the call will be trunk group selection. Trunk groups typically contain many DS0s. For example, the connections between tandem system 500 and networks 520, 522, and 524 could each be a trunk group. For calls received from switches 510 and 512, tandem system 500 may only need to determine which of these three trunk groups to use. This is because the selection of the trunk group effectively routes the call to the proper network. The selection of the DS0 within the selected trunk group is based on the availability within the selected trunk group. Similar arrangements could be made between the other networks. Tandem system 600 could provide tandem access between the following combinations: CLEC and CLEC, CLEC and ILEC, ILEC and IXC, CLEC and IXC, IXC and IXC, ILEC and international carrier, CLEC and international carrier, and IXC and international carrier. In some cases this routing could be effected by processing the local routing number, transit network selection code, or carrier identification parameter. In this way, call processing at tandem system 600 is simplified, yet each network has access to the other networks without managing multiple connections. The ATM Interworking Multiplexer Control interface 700 accepts messages from the signaling processor. In particular, control interface 700 provides DS0/virtual connection assignments to AAL 730 for implementation. Control interface 700 may accept control messages from the signaling processor with messages for DS0 720. These messages could be to connect DS0s to: 1) other DS0s, 2) digital signal processor 725, or 3) AAL 730 (bypassing digital signal processor 725). Control interface 700 may accept control messages from the signaling processor with messages for digital signal processing 725. An example of such an message would be to disable an echo canceller on a particular connection. OC-3 interface 705 accepts the OC-3 format and makes the conversion to DS3. DS3 interface 710 accepts the DS3 format and makes the conversion to DS1. DS3 interface 710 can accept DS3s from OC-3 interface 705 or from an external connection. DS1 interface 715 accepts the DS1 format and makes the conversion to DS0. DS1 interface 715 can accept DS1s from DS3 interface 710 or from an external connection. DS0 interface 720 accepts the DS0 format and provides an interface to digital signal processor 725 or AAL 730. In some embodiments, DS0 interface 420 could be capable of directly interconnecting particular DS0s. This could be the case for call entering and egressing from the same mux. This would also be useful to facilitate continuity testing by a switch. OC-3 interface 735 is operational to accept ATM cells from AAL 730 and transmit them, typically over the connection to a cross-connect. Digital signal processor 725 is operational to apply various digital processes to particular DS0s in response to control messages received through control interface 700. Examples of digital processing include: tone detection, tone transmission, loopbacks, voice detection, voice messaging, echo cancellation, compression, and encryption. In some embodiments, digital signal processing 725 could handle continuity testing. For example, the signaling processor may instruct the mux to provide a loopback for a continuity test and or disable cancellation for a call. Digital signal processor 725 is connected to AAL 730. As discussed, DS0s from DS0 interface 720 may bypass digital signal processing 725 and be directly coupled to AAL 730. AAL 730 comprises both a convergence sublayer and a segmentation and reassembly (SAR) layer. AAL 730 is operational to accept the user information in DS0 format from DS0 interface 720 or digital signal processor 725 and convert the information into ATM cells. AALs are known in the art and information about AALs is provided by International Telecommunications Union (ITU) document 1.363. An AAL for voice is also described in U.S. patent application Ser. No. 08/395,745, filed on Feb. 28, 1995, entitled �Cell Processing for Voice Transmission�, and hereby incorporated by reference into this application. AAL 730 obtains the virtual path identifier (VPI) and virtual channel identifier (VCI) for each call from control interface 700. AAL 730 also obtains the identity of the DS0 for each call (or the DS0s for an N�64 call). AAL 730 then converts user information between the identified DS0 and the identified ATM virtual connection. Acknowledgments that the assignments have been implemented may be sent back to the signaling processor if desired. Calls with a bit rate that are a multiple of 64 kbit/second are known as N�64 calls. If desired, AAL 730 can be capable of accepting control messages through control interface 700 for N�64 calls. As discussed above, the mux also handles calls in the opposite direction�from OC-3 interface 735 to DS0 interface 720. This traffic would have been converted to ATM by another mux and routed to OC-3 735 by the cross-connect over the selected VPI/VCI. Control interface 700 will provide AAL 730 with the assignment of the selected VPI/VCI to the selected outbound DS0. The mux will convert the ATM cells with the selected VPI/VCI in the cell headers into the DS0 format and provide it to the selected outbound DS0 connection. A technique for processing VPI/VCIs is disclosed in U.S. Pat. No. 5,940,393, which is hereby incorporated by reference into this application. DS0 connections are bi-directional and ATM connections are typically unidirectional. As a result, two virtual connections in opposing directions will typically be required for each DS0. As discussed, this can be accomplished provisioning the cross-connect with companion VPI/VCIs in the opposite direction as the original VPI/VCIs. On each call, the muxes would be configured to automatically invoke the particular companion VPI/VCI to provide a bidirectional virtual connection to match the bi-directional DS0 on the call. The Signaling Processor The signaling processor is referred to as a call/connection manager (CCM), and it receives and processes telecommunications call signaling and control messages to select connections that establish communication paths for calls. In the preferred embodiment, the CCM processes SS7 signaling to select connections for a call. CCM processing is described in U.S. Pat. No. 6,013,840 which is assigned to the same assignee as this patent application, and which is incorporated herein by reference. In addition to selecting connections, the CCM performs many other functions in the context of call processing. It not only can control routing and select the actual connections, but it can also validate callers, control echo cancellers, generate billing information, invoke intelligent network functions, access remote databases, manage traffic, and balance network loads. One skilled in the art will appreciate how the CCM described below can be adapted to operate in the above embodiments. CCM 800 comprises signaling platform 810, control platform 820, and application platform 830. Each of the platforms 810, 820, and 830 is coupled to the other platforms. Signaling platform 810 is externally coupled to the SS7 systems�in particular to systems having a message transfer part (MTP), an ISDN user part (ISUP), a signaling connection control part (SCCP), an intelligent network application part (INAP), and a transaction capabilities application part (TCAP). Control platform 820 is externally coupled to a mux control, an echo control, a resource control, billing, and operations. Signaling platform 810 comprises MTP levels 1�3, ISUP, TCAP, SCCP, and INAP functionality and is operational to transmit and receive the SS7 messages. The ISUP, SCCP, INAP, and TCAP functionality use MTP to transmit and receive the SS7 messages. Together, this functionality is referred as an �SS7 stack,� and it is well known. The software required by one skilled in the art to configure an SS7 stack is commercially available, for example, from the Trillium company. Control platform 820 is comprised of various external interfaces including a mux interface, an echo interface, a resource control interface, a billing interface, and an operations interface. The mux interface exchanges messages with at least one mux. These messages comprise DS0 to VPI/VCI assignments, acknowledgments, and status information. The echo control interface exchanges messages with echo control systems. Messages exchanged with echo control systems might include instructions to enable or disable echo cancellation on particular DS0s, acknowledgments, and status information. The resource control interface exchanges messages with external resources. Examples of such resources are devices that implement continuity testing, encryption, compression, tone detection/transmission, voice detection, and voice messaging. The messages exchanged with resources are instructions to apply the resource to particular DS0s, acknowledgments, and status information. For example, a message may instruct a continuity testing resource to provide a loop back or to send and detect a tone for a continuity test. The billing interface transfers pertinent billing information to a billing system. Typical billing information includes the parties to the call, time points for the call, and any special features applied to the call. The operations interface allows for the configuration and control of CCM 800. One skilled in the art will appreciate how to produce the software for the interfaces in control platform 820. Application platform 830 is functional to process signaling information from signaling platform 810 in order to select connections. The identity of the selected connections are provided to control platform 820 for the mux interface. Application platform 830 is responsible for validation, translation, routing, call control, exceptions, screening, and error handling. In addition to providing the control requirements for the mux, application platform 830 also provides requirements for echo control and resource control to the appropriate interface of control platform 820. In addition, application platform 830 generates signaling information for transmission by signaling platform 810. The signaling information might be ISUP, INAP, or TCAP messages to external network elements. Pertinent information for each call is stored in a call control block (CCB) for the call. The CCB can be used for tracking and billing the call. Application platform 830 operates in general accord with the Basic Call Model (BCM) defined by the ITU. An instance of the BCM is created to handle each call. The BCM includes an originating process and a terminating process. Application platform 830 includes a service switching function (SSF) that is used to invoke the service control function (SCF). Typically, the SCF is contained in a service control point (SCP). The SCF is queried with TCAP or INAP messages. The originating or terminating processes will access remote databases with intelligent network (IN) functionality via the SSF function. Software requirements for application platform 830 can be produced in specification and description language (SDL) defined in ITU-T Z.100. The SDL can be converted into C code. Additional C and C++ code can be added as required to establish the environment. CCM 800 can be comprised of the above-described software loaded onto a computer. The computer can be an Integrated Micro Products (IMP) FT-Sparc 600 using the Solaris operating system and conventional database systems. It may be desirable to utilize the multi-threading capability of a Unix operating system. From SS7 Message Designations SS7 messages are well known. Designations for various SS7 messages commonly are used. Those skilled in the art are familiar with the following message designations: Call processing typically entails two aspects. First, an incoming or �originating� connection is recognized by an originating call process. For example, the initial connection that a call uses to enter a network is the originating connection in that network. Second, an outgoing or �terminating� connection is selected by a terminating call process. For example, the terminating connection is coupled to the originating connection in order to extend the call through the network. These two aspects of call processing are referred to as the originating side of the call and the terminating side of the call. Trunk circuit table 900 contains information related to the connections. Typically, the connections are DS0 or ATM connections. Initially, trunk circuit table 900 is used to retrieve information about the originating connection. Later, the table is used to retrieve information about the terminating connection. When the originating connection is being processed, the trunk group number in trunk circuit table 900 points to the applicable trunk group for the originating connection in trunk group table 902. Trunk group table 902 contains information related to the originating and terminating trunk groups. When the originating connection is being processed, trunk group table 902 provides information relevant to the trunk group for the originating connection and typically points to exception table 904. Exception table 904 is used to identify various exception conditions related to the call that may influence the routing or other handling of the call. Typically, exception table 904 points to ANI table 906. Although, exception table 904 may point directly to trunk group table 902, called number table 908, or routing table 910. ANI table 906 is used to identify any special characteristics related to the caller's number. The caller's number is commonly known as automatic number identification (ANI). ANI table 906 typically points to called number table 908. Although, ANI table 906 may point directly to trunk group table 902 or routing table 910. Called number table 908 is used to identify routing requirements based on the called number. This will be the case for standard telephone calls. Called number table 908 typically points to routing table 910. Although, it may point to trunk group table 902. Routing table 910 has information relating to the routing of the call for the various connections. Routing table 910 is entered from a pointer in either exception table 904, ANI table 906, or called number table 908. Routing table 910 typically points to a trunk group in trunk group table 902. When exception table 904, ANI table 906, called number table 908, or routing table 910 point to trunk group table 902, they effectively select the terminating trunk group. When the terminating connection is being processed, the trunk group number in trunk group table 902 points to the trunk group that contains the applicable terminating connection in trunk circuit table 902. The terminating trunk circuit is used to extend the call. The trunk circuit is typically a VPI/VCI or a DS0. Thus it can be seen that by migrating through the tables, a terminating connection can be selected for a call. CCM ID table 1000 contains various CCM SS7 point codes. It can be accessed from trunk group table 902, and it points back to trunk group table 902. Treatment table 1004 identifies various special actions to be taken in the course of call processing. This will typically result in the transmission of a release message (REL) and a cause value. Treatment table 1004 can be accessed from trunk circuit table 900, trunk group table 902, exception table 904, ANI table 906, called number table 908, routing table 910, and query/response table 1006. Query/response table 1006 has information used to invoke the SCF. It can be accessed by trunk group table 902, exception table 904, ANI table 906, called number table 908, and routing table 910. It points to trunk group table 902, exception table 904, ANI table 906, called number table 908, routing table 910, and treatment table 1004. Message table 1008 is used to provide instructions for messages from the termination side of the call. It can be accessed by trunk group table 902 and points to trunk group table 902. The table also contains the circuit identification code (CIC). The CIC identifies the circuit which is typically a DS0 or a VPI/VCI. Thus, the invention is capable of mapping the SS7 CICs to the ATM VPI/VCI. If the circuit is ATM, the virtual path (VP) and the virtual channel (VC) also can be used for identification. The group member number is a numeric code that is used for terminating circuit selection. The hardware identifier identifies the location of the hardware associated with the originating circuit. The echo canceller (EC) identification (ID) entry identifies the echo canceller for the originating circuit. The remaining fields are dynamic in that they are filled during call processing. The echo control entry is filled based on three fields in signaling messages: the echo suppresser indicator in the IAM or CRM, the echo control device indicator in the ACM or CPM, and the information transfer capability in the IAM. This information is used to determine if echo control is required on the call. The satellite indicator is filled with the satellite indicator in the IAM or CRM. It may be used to reject a call if too many satellites are used. The circuit status indicates if the given circuit is idle, blocked, or not blocked. The circuit state indicates the current state of the circuit, for example, active or transient. The time/date indicates when the idle circuit went idle. The common language location identifier (CLLI) entry is a Bellcore standardized entry. The satellite trunk group entry indicates that the trunk group uses a satellite. The satellite trunk group entry is used in conjunction with the satellite indicator field described above to determine if the call has used too many satellite connections and, therefore, must be rejected. The service indicator indicates if the incoming message is from a CCM (ATM) or a switch (TDM). The outgoing message index (OMI) points to the message table so that outgoing messages can obtain parameters. The associated number plan area (NPA) entry identifies the area code. Selection sequence indicates the methodology that will be used to select a connection. The selection sequence field designations tell the trunk group to select circuits based on the following: least idle, most idle, ascending, descending, clockwise, and counterclockwise. The hop counter is decremented from the IAM. If the hop counter is zero, the call is released. Automatic congestion control (ACC) active indicates whether or not congestion control is active. If automatic congestion control is active, the CCM may release the call. During termination processing, the next function and index are used to enter the trunk circuit table. The called party �digits from� and �digits to� focus further processing unique to a defined range of called numbers. The �digits from� field is a decimal number ranging from 1�15 digits. It can be any length and, if filled with less than 15 digits, is filled with 0s for the remaining digits. The �digits to� field is a decimal number ranging from 1�15 digits. It can be any length and, if filled with less than 15 digits, is filled with 9s for the remaining digits. The next function and next index entries point to the next table which is typically the ANI table. The �digits from� and �digits to� focus further processing unique to ANI within a given range. The data entry indicates if the ANI represents a data device that does not need echo control. Originating line information (OLI) differentiates among ordinary subscriber, multiparty line, ANI failure, station level rating, special operator handling, automatic identified outward dialing, coin or non-coin call using database access, 800/888 service call, coin, prison/inmate service, intercept (blank, trouble, and regular), operator handled call, outward wide area telecommunications service, telecommunications relay service (TRS), cellular services, private paystation, and access for private virtual network types of service. The next function and next index point to the next table which is typically the called number table. It can be seen from Those skilled in the art will appreciate that variations from the specific embodiments disclosed above are contemplated by the invention. 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This is being billed as the 40th anniversary tour of the Flatlanders. Back in 1972, Lubbock buddies Jimmie Dale Gilmore, Joe Ely, and Butch Hancock got together, recorded an album at Nashville's Sun Studios, and promptly saw it essentially evaporate. The few copies of its eight-track-only release mostly disappeared into truck-stop discount bins. The trio scattered, eventually establishing themselves individually as superb Texas songsmiths and artistically hip cult faves: Ely, the roots rocker; Hancock, the country/folk philosopher; Gilmore, the existential cosmic cowboy. Two decades after its recording, that first album was re-released as More a Legend Than a Band. It was another decade before the Flatlanders recorded their second, Now Again. On 2009's Hills and Valleys, the tres amigos mixed reflections on hard times with rousing honky-tonkers, still tapping that potent wind-whipped West Texas elixir that spawned three legends and a band. Opening will be Texas singer-songwriter Jason Eady, who has dabbled with blues, gospel, and various Americana styles, but whose latest is a solid dose of classic country called AM Country Heaven. $29-$31. 7:30 p.m. 416 Cedar Ave. S., Minneapolis; 612.338.2674. —Rick Mason
Triple Rock Social Club, Wednesday 6.13
After a brief foray into trio-land, local-boys-made-good Peter Wolf Crier are once again operating as a daring duo, pared back down to founding members Peter Pisano (vocals/guitar) and Brian Moen (drums/synthesizers). Erecting a surprisingly giant wall of sound for a two-piece, the band returns home briefly tonight fresh off a well-received overseas run that included a coveted slot at Barcelona's Primavera Sound Festival. Recent performances have found the pair jamming out and deconstructing the prickly distorted folk-rock tunes on their dense sophomore album, Garden of Arms, so be prepared for delightful detours from PWC's recorded sound. In a nice nod to the working man, tonight's show kicks off early and features bargain-basement merchandise prices, with music starting sharply at 8:30 and all PWC CDs and shirts running just $7. With Prissy Clerks and the Blind Shake. 18+, $7, 8 p.m., 629 Cedar Ave., Minneapolis; 612.333.7399. —Rob Van Alstyne
Dakota Bar & Grill, Friday 6.15
On her first two albums, São Paulo singer Céu enchanted listeners by slipping her deliciously sly and supple voice around languid bossas and sambas subtly updated with touches of electronica, reggae, trip-hop, jazz, and pop. But on her new Caravana Sereia Bloom, produced by Gui Amabis, Céu is far more eclectic, her repertoire inspired by a metaphoric journey around Brazil and the Caribbean, assimilating influences and reaching back to the expansive philosophy of psychedelic-era Tropicália. She particularly taps northeastern Brazil's potent musical crucible for elements of baião, maracatu, and mangue, as well as Jamaica and a pan-Latin array of styles that only begins with merengue, cumbia, and chica, all woven into tracks that sidle and sashay from sizzling Carnaval to cool Ipanema. "You Won't Regret It," one of three tunes sung in English, is a vintage Lloyd Robinson/Glen Brown rocksteady song that Céu also laces with New Orleans spirit, from her vocal phrasing to the splashes of trumpet and tuba. Another, "Streets Bloom," is a seductive dose of noir-funk accented by programmed steel pan. Also along on tour is fellow São Paulo resident Curumin, a drummer, singer, and composer who plays on some Caravana tracks and has a new album of his own titled Arrocha. $45. 7 p.m. 1010 Nicollet Mall, Minneapolis; 612.332.1010. —Rick Mason
Minnesota Zoo Amphitheatre, Saturday 6.16
Rock and Roll Hall of Famer Jimmy Cliff launched his career in Jamaica around the time ska was evolving into reggae, and his music still contains elements of ska, calypso, pop, and R&B. But Cliff, through his association with Chris Blackwell's Island label, was the first to introduce reggae to many audiences outside Jamaica, including Britain, Brazil, Africa, and the U.S., initially via his early hits and compositions, then thanks to the landmark reggae film The Harder They Come. Cliff not only starred in the 1972 film, he also dominated the excellent soundtrack with songs that remain indelible classics: "You Can Get It If You Really Want," "Sitting in Limbo," "Many Rivers to Cross," along with the title track. Cliff's subsequent career never reached the heights of Bob Marley's, but over the years he's remained a solid and often inspirational artist, and recent tours have earned rave reviews, including this spring at Coachella and his performance with Bruce Springsteen at SXSW. A new album has been pending for several years. But last year he issued an EP, Sacred Fire, which sported covers of the Clash's "Guns of Brixton" and Bob Dylan's "A Hard Rain's A-Gonna Fall." $41. 7:30 p.m. 13000 Zoo Boulevard, Apple Valley; 800.745.3000. —Rick Mason


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When it was released, Pinnacle Systems Studio 9 gained a reputation as a roach motel: Bugs went in and they didn't come out. The bad word spread so fast and so furiously that the company wadded up the product, tossed it in a dumpster and started over again.
The result is Studio Plus 10. In a nutshell, the program features Studio 9's familiar and super-friendly interface bolted to an engine based on Pinnacle's professional Liquid Edition editor.
Unfortunately, somewhere along the way, things didn't gel. Despite putting reliability and bugs at the top of the priority list, Pinnacle's new Studio is less than optimal. OK, it was a buggy, horrible mess on not one, but two different machines. That's really unfortunate, because Studio sports some truly compelling features that make it a far friendlier video editor than its direct competitor: Adobe's Premiere Elements 2.0, which we reviewed in March.
Our first problem surfaced during the install on a dual-Opteron machine. The app took an inordinate amount of time to install, giving us an error message during the process, yet somehow the install completed anyway. We successfully captured 10 minutes of video from a DV cam, but after a few minutes of editing, the program crashed to the desktop. Mind you, that's with the latest update for the program installed. Indeed, the program crashed on us enough times that we gave up and moved to a second machine.
Our second PC was an Athlon 64 FX-60 with 2GB of RAM, an nForce4 X16 chipset, and SLI. The program successfully installed the first two discs, but the third gave us an error. Nice. We finally gave up on the third bonus disc completely.
Pinnacle said the installation problem is a "known issue" that will soon be fixed with a new patch. The company also said it's working on a patch to specifically address "issues" with AMD machines.
If you can successfully install Studio, you'll find that it's quite welcoming to users of all stripes. If Premiere Elements 2.0 is like an old college buddy, Studio is the little poodle that humps your leg when you come to visit—it's in your face and friendly from the start.
Newbies will feel right at home with the storyboard mode, which lets you perform a quick edit rather than tangling with the traditional timeline, although the program does support a timeline, if you prefer. And for users who don't want to actually edit their own videos, the SmartMovie mode will automatically turn your footage into a music video. It works in a pinch, but hardly counts as an actual project. It's analogous to a "write my sentence for me" button in Word, or an auto-crop mode for your images. Not everything about Studio is intuitive, however. We found DVD creation to be more straightforward with Elements 2.0.
We appreciate Studio's comparatively large assortment of transitions, but we find the program's pay-as-you-go scheme to be quite annoying. The program dangles page upon page of transitions in your face that you can't use unless you pay for them. Fortunately, you can disable the "premium" content ads, but it's a drag to be reminded that you need to pay more money for a product you already purchased. The program also includes more robust audio tools than Premiere Elements 2.0.
Studio boasts the ability to edit high-definition video, but we were unable to capture any video with our pro-level cam—a Sony HVR-Z1. It was probably an issue of how we configured the camera; after all, it's pretty unlikely someone will use an $80 program to edit video from a $5,000 camera.
Pinnacle says the latest version of Studio might be labeled 10, but it's really a totally new product. We believe it—this definitely feels like a 1.0 app! While we think Pinnacle is laying the foundation for a potentially great new editing application, it's pretty freaking far from that right now. That coupled with its Athlon stability issues make it impossible for us to recommend this program.
Month Reviewed: April 2006
+ STUDIO 54: New engine and friendly interface.
- STUDIO APARTMENT: Crashes and has installation issues on Athlon 64 machines.
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"I want to take this opportunity to tell you how beneficial the CLP courses have been to me. It is amazing how much I learned and how much I use on a daily basis. It is a good program."
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The overall goal of the "Education for the Laity" program of UDTS is to strengthen the church through quality theological education for lay persons. While the courses offered are particularly designed for lay pastor candidates, they will serve the needs of all lay persons who are contributing their gifts to the ministry of their local church. Church officers, Christian education leaders and teachers, and persons who wish to deepen their understanding of the Christian faith will discover a rich opportunity through this program.
Classes are offered online through udtslearning.net. Participants benefit from a theological education, including interaction with faculty and other students, via the Internet.
An online learning certification course is required for all students who wish to take online courses in this program.
A letter of completion will be given for each course completed. Students may also apply for CEU's (Continuing Education Units). These courses do not carry degree credit.
The University of Dubuque Theological Seminary is not a certification agency for ministry. As with ordained ministry, lay ministry is certified through the individual's denominational judicatory (Presbytery, Church and Ministry Committee, or Local Church, depending on denominational background). UDTS does, however, certify the completion of courses.
To enroll in an online course or receive additional information, contact:
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We require all of our students to take Online Learning Certification (*OLC) as a prerequisite to our other courses. This course is designed to give students an introduction to online learning. During this experience you will master the tools and techniques that make online learning a rewarding experience. The OLC course consists of eight lessons that will be completed in four weeks. When you have completed the course, you will be equipped to use our learning platform for online courses.
*Please note: It is recommended for students to enroll at least 30 days prior to the beginning of the course.
Course Information
This program offers eight core courses required of Presbyterian CLPs/CREs (Commissioned Lay Pastors/Commissioned Ruling Elders) in the Presbyterian Church (USA) "Book of Order." The content for the most part, however, is basic to many mainline denominations. Persons from the Reformed Church in America, the United Church of Christ and the United Methodist Church have participated in these classes. This curriculum is intended to be used for elder and lay leadership training. Some congregations may use this program for teacher education.
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Made him woman and brought her to Adam
And Adam said, ‽This is the bone of my bones
And the flesh of my fleshâ€
I want you to take this
What is it?
Something tha'll make you fell real good
Damn girl, give it here
Often they blow ya top, watch when they hold ya jock
Shocked when the notch sold crotch and you lost composure
Soft for the ho's ya not stocked fulla roll, ya walk for the
Hot shot wanna cop and do lots of dosha
She Devil, her greed level is hella high
Speed rebel exceed pedals with a devils eye
They call girl and strip, they all twirl and trip in yaw world
They dip and all thorough and hip
Hustlers, they sluts and drug smugglers
Money, they double up, throw that stuff up and bubble up
Best believe, when I get ya I'm 'bout to strap it down
'Cause wadatah time I'ma tippy tah on ya capitown
I go to have it now, Tech N9ne, it's a habit
Got to stab it, I'm savage hound
She Devils are incredible out for thy dough
At her crilla is scrilla ex and tapes of Taebo yo
Sin with me, I want you
(She Devils in the house, let me hear ya)
Off top, I gots to get near ya
Today my wife left, I don't give a fuck
Bitch, that's why I'm paying you 150 bucks
To suck me and caniver
Let this diabetic dick touch your saliva
I take 'em blid and crazy 14 to 48
Every since we fucked, I been coughing and losing weigh
Stink ho', trying to creep, bitch, pick your son up
He been at school for a week
You fucking freak, trying to get the best of me
Kidnap you ass, leave you lost like really without destiny
You stank trick, you suck dick, Jason Williams
What up? Shoot this dirty bitch
Sin with me, I want you
(She Devils in the house, let me hear ya)
Off top, I gots to get near ya
This devilish bitch is so succulent
Taking a piece of my soul every time that I bust a nut
She's like a succubus, a nymphomaniac laying me back
On a filthy mattress, cum stinks on it, smelling like catfish
Still I hit, yeah, I did it, her pussy travels
She doesn't have a pivot, I remember when she was timid
Your scandalous ass, taking the pastors cash
Got 'em on tape, sucking your tits, snorting and passing hash
I still had to grab that ass, had to laugh at stories
About you ragged ass-licking maxi pads
You silly bitch, she used to be nerdy bitch
Now, she's in the backyard fuckin' thirty pits
Now, besides being on ex and regardless of having sex
We getting close to gellets, just grinding to every kick
Two fingers up in her pussy, your hands rubbin' my dick
As soon as my wife push me, her man's fucking a trick
I don't care, if she know I trick but she's starting to get hip to it
'Cause she's finding matches inside of my pockets that say I trip
Which means I might get caught, lose everything that I bought
The house, kids and the car, I know this sounds bizarre
But we should give her a call and see if she want it in that way
It's 3-way sex and we could all be friends
I know you've done it before, don't act like you haven't whore
I'm 'bout to lose my wife, I can't afford a divorce
Sin with me, I want you
(She Devils in the house, let me hear ya)
Off top, I gots to get near ya
Sin with me, I want you
(She Devils in the house, let me hear ya)
Off top, I gots to get near ya
Fucking with your pussy is a handful
You think I'm drowning, then you clowning
So, basically, bitch, you're a damn fool
And that's a given fact, plus I remember back
When you was young I could see 100 niggas through your gap
And all of them was probably hitting that
That's embarrassing, you're stuck with 30 children, 70 miscarriages
In and out of buildings, ain't caring who it is, fucking newlyweds
Didn't mean to do it but you did
Devilish she's never to be faithful
Credit or fee, it's better that she's tranquil
Even an apple, my cock
Unlocked the key to your asshole
Stop the plot, do the freeze on my cash flow
Cock the gloc, I through these in the castle
Fresh outta school with a disease and a tassle
Ski's and it's natural, you just my ho', that's the reason you stack dough
Sin with me, I want you
(She Devils in the house, let me hear ya)
Off top, I gots to get near ya
Sin with me, I want you
(She Devils in the house, let me hear ya)
Off top, I gots to get near ya
Shit, this feels good, baby
What you say this was again?
Don't worry about it, just relax
Come here, let me lick [Incomprehensible]
It's gonna cost you
I got all of it, baby
Well, that's exactly what I need
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Director: Sean S. Cunningham
Runtime: 99 minutes
Year: 1989
TV Rating: TV-MA-LV
Director Sean S. Cunningham, who called the shots on the original "Friday the 13th," dives well below the depths of Crystal Lake and replaces Jason Voorhees' vengeful mama with a giant sea monster in this subaquatic horror flick. DeepStar Six is a deep ocean station funded by the Navy, with the crew (including Greg Evigan, Nia Peeples, Miguel Ferrer, Nancy Everhard, Matt McCoy, Cindy Pickett, Taurean Blacque and Thom Bray) performing scientific studies while simultaneously constructing an underwater missile silo; they inadvertantly release an aggressive reptilian creature after discovering a centuries-old cave, with the situation soon going nuclear after the weapons are detonated and the station's reactor goes super-critical. "DeepStar Six" hit theaters in January 1989, making it the first film in the water in what would end up being a very crowded year for underwater sci-fi thrillers; indeed, James Cameron had asked that screenwriter Lewis Abernathy delay the release of the film to avoid competition with "The Abyss," a request that was ignored and thereby caused a rift in their friendship. – IFC Staff